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Telegram-herald., 1887-01-20

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Ee 4ln-u. r1l-ing Tea years- All slso
.ease --e s-es~ll coauly b-il1llS tor t~o Or
,aree Fears a. s.k l-n--ea collars Pes
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Respectfully y9-rs.
aoaloS.
Ar N,cesl moved taas ,4e res@.-.io-
9r--si q A- >.-lHsE be- .All Oh tne iaele
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l-e 4-es.su recurring on The res9iunon
9-ssst p Sir -Euass 2lt division aAF-
.as 9sel ea..sl ..- tlal pArs o. TIE reso IL
u91 Fs atag 20 .o-s 81 80 81 -. o. Kent
"a, AS s41ui-=l isr Adoption aid lost
oy zee following fo.e. Ar G--l,ori calling
.-- Tie ysa- Aa@ nays
5 sas Beal alan-a Colson Emmo-s
0ol-- o--4il-i Gilbert Hezd'ey Ravens
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r1.ckv.. ocaefneflor1. Skinner shatuck
ClA- -nar-l3
SAWS -Gr.s~a.i. H. Mitchell Mcknight
/ Peterson. Phtlps. Roberts. Solomon
-,eaetse. yluch. Watkins Waker-l2
Aasert- Ne-sfs H3-ccmo. Johnson Sui
..yan Wilson,.
lie qlesroa al 70 the adoption Of tha,
part of ihv resolution relating 10 lot, los.
lo3 40 IL. l32 aud i23 Of Kent pa, be
~ pul tie same was lost by the following
vote Nj G-Wiord csllng :1r tae yeas
ard nays
Yea -Grsw7,d. Hi Ives Psyue. Rice.
soyder. oenerf-erAofn Ssnrer-S
Nays- BeuJamin Colsou. Emmons
Gould. Gulliord. Gilbert Hesdly. Hayens
Hud McNeai. Mitchell Mcknight. Peter
SON. Phelps. Roberts. Solomon. steks;ee
sh.cke.i shattuek. J.roh. Watkins
Walker. Chairman.
Absent Nessfs. Holcomb, Johnson. sulM-
yau. wilson
Tie QUESTION crain recurrin- uDon The
resouuon offered bv Mr. S,eletee. as
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Mems MufIiers and scarfs.

In silk and cashmere, all coiors, and
cream effects in brocade and stripes. yerv
handsome. for SOC, 75c, slOO, $L25, $3.50.
$500, $50, So 90, $3.50 each.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-20
BOOKS
-FOR-
HOUSEHOLD:

M Giipin.s Frugsiit'es.
iiacl4,al 'o1AIug tIl- Henderson.
Ercrycaf Pncrea l. me A1F.ce car e.oa.
kst Box az the HuuseLo'1 Hsr,trs
d.. 'ns>e Recepi BOOK
Detroit hone Me seuger Receipt BOOK
Cathcr.f owea Sew caoa b,1k
NIs lnnu.r Boston t.a. Book
10. On cfee u tome Cook B,rk
P4T'na NeA Cook Eolk
Breakiast Luncheon ard Tes Mrs.. Barlani
1orspt Kitchen Mrs ri.nd
FisncAielll Modem i.-sk Book
Iench Dishc- i'I Amercen T-oies. csrol
Jennie lulfs Cookery
BfcakiaS DaImii-s Thomas NGrry.
tc1s ot furcss. Thomas M.rict
Fifty SOUPS Ihona. Hgrrcs
icddine- and Dainty cs-t,t. Thomas Murrcv
J. ok ~ 80 F4-ulrs>- ~l.-Il !. rf.
.Taeiifa American 1ooAeu. luh-t Corson.
Buckeye Cpotery.
The Appledore Cook Book. His Paroa
CONNIE sense n the Household. HaIlani
Ice cream and Cakes.
Tie Yankee Cook Book
The American Homo cook Book
The American Housewife, Kitchen Directory.
How % Cook and Carve.
Cooker i0r Beginners Mis- Harand
thcmist y o. Cookery Williams
COOKING school Tex Book ille' Cofs0n
Toe lnyail1s Tea Tr.y ~Tssn A. j own
The Chemistry oi COO 'ng Ellen hlch ris
liou>' keepers Year BOOK. Helen Campbell.
IL Cuisine Creole.
ConftciloLers Hand BOOK
cookery Manuals Mr. Ewlngs
How 20 Make candy.
oyster il Ii.ure
TIE Eesie.t va 70 Housekeeping and Cookiar
Helen Camplei
HOME BOOKS.
Ewes Daughter. Marion Hsrland.
Simple Lesson fr Home U,e
The American Home BOOK
The Home rs ~ W BepChcr
Common Souse IN the Nurery- Marion Hsran-
MomaI's handincrS. bf Constance G. Har.is9n
Hints Oh Eonsoho.d Iasies. Caas. Esst'a.e.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-20

This beats them all HANGING Lamvs a.
oos. Come sai see them ., II. Leonard &
rs is 8onroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-20

MI FtIIpTfI.
All the goods n our Ar room AZ cost
This IS the time % buy Mantle Ornaments
ana Decorated Dinner Sets Come and see
them a. Ii. Leonard < sons - M0nroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-20

Con, -r-rs T.. HAnvTv.
C.erk.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-22
Sie lang fatboliiGer
3eitmugSs SerausgeOtr mno
9]feo6fteure IN Gtnctns
natl Sbto.

@te unIere 2elsr idon aus BET p. Nums
mer erieben BADEN, fan6 am 10. b. SO. in
Cincinnati, g., cine BerfummIuns tatbos
lii9sr 3eitausSbcrau89eber un6 &e6utteure
itatt. Die Yerbanolungen purben in
wu9rboft bra0erIt3er @iutra9t Sefibrt uub
Iaiisu 6oS Bette bOifen. anweienb paren
fol9enoe Serren: So9w. s.. S6Ii5ter
pom v@Giienfreunb1 ". 8ittri8 pom
vWabrbeitsfreuno", Rit. @onner pom Der
r9uremburser @a3stte" unb ber Soma,
Z. Blantemeter pom vSeroI6 bes @laus
bens", 6runS I. Srunbeter jun. pom v&as
tboIiI3en @o9eublatt", Neu5aus pom
v@laubensbote" unb s.. &Iapprotb pom
y@anberer,. 9ie 9erbunOIunsen sinsen
unter benz Gotftte bes erpabIten 8ers
trauensmannes, 6es bo9p. Serrn 8. Gap
pert. Dor i9, unb einittmutt9 wurOeu mad
reiflt9er Seipre3un9 fOl9enbe 8ei9life
a%ugenOmmsn:
8ei9Ioien n, eiuen tatbOlti9eu,
beutI9sameritauiideu 8reBusretn gu GRIM
ben, 6er feline iGbrli6en 8erlammlun9en in
8~erbtn6uu8 NIT ben augemeinen beuti3z
amsritanii9en Observation-Disclosures
baIten ioa.
8pef6 ieies 8eretns fol- ietu:
/. Sin einbettIt6es 3uiammenpirten In
EDIT tatboIii9em Settle.
2. S0rberuns uou ireunbi3aftli3en See
~5iebun9en Der 9erausseber uno &eoafteare
Oer 6euti9stutbOEii8en Yrehe.
3. S6roerrus BET materieaen Snterefen
per tutbOIii4en Prefe.
Organization:
0em 8erein tSnuen bettreten aQe Ser
ausseber unb Rebafteure ber oeuti9en
tat5oIii9en Breiis Der Der. Staaten. 9te
6sfinitiue erite Iufnabme in ben Teretn
finbet am Mittpo9, ben Z. Sept. 1887,
0a5mittass 3 lbr, Bel @slesenbsit Der
eriten gQssmeinen Notwithstanding
in Chicago itatt ; @nmeIbunsen our aufs
nubms tSnnsu i6on uorber ieber3eit an ben
untersei6neten Setretdr pro tempore ein'
seianot werben.
I'm bsr Spite bes @sreins itebt etn Inss
iSaB ron 3 MitslsSsrn, bsr tn bsr Wsr'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-22
2lnti : Sreirn amrerii0e Seitres
bttuaeu.

Die gncptlita 2eo's XIII. rHumanum
genum" gesen bic Sreirnurer bot cine
srrBe @nsubl BubIicutionen peranlaBt unb
in europa besinnt man mad unb mad it9
gum Sample sesen bieis SUPRA Su ~pereinisen
un6 better gu wappnen. Sang ionberbas
rer 8eiie beginner au9 iest bic 9rotefans
ten eRersiide S9tttte sesen BEN Srben
su tbun. Iuf ben 90. Wfdr; maj in Gbts
cago Elm christian Congress" berufen,
um bic 0tatur uuo Yrtuctpien ber eebsimen
@eieui9aften unb beren @influB auf bic
&elision unb bic Sreibeit gu bsipre6en.
Die 8erbanbIursen iiub uns CUR Belt, mir
bieies i9reiben, nod ni6t b%efaunt, bod
toumen mir, peun iie pom 8i6tisteit itnb
barauf suriit. @n Der Spiee Der 8spes
suns iteben 81. Gaib, 8rdfbent pon Brin.
ceton college, Or. Sturrs pom Chicago,
Z. .. EaImase uub Inbere.
gs 1T peni9 betannt, 6aB bieie gepe:
suus ni6t neu lit. Cine ansabt ben se
beimen @eieai6aften O~pponirenber 8rotss
i~tantsn baben fdon iett Sabrsn cine Geret:
nisun9 gu benz 3wefe se9riinbet unb sebsr
elm Wo9en6latt: christian Cynosure"
beraus. 0tan3e proteitauttide Sectsn per.
bistsn aud ibren anbanssrn ben geitritt 81
sebeimen @eieui6aiten; baB mad benz
pom ben Tretmaurern in 1929 ~be9an9eneu
Worbe Wor9aus t9 cine ifarte 8epeeuuo
I'M BOIte sesen bic 6reintaurer tuu6 CAB,
1T betuunt; bic @egusr Der S6ur5featrd.
ger ~iteGlten bamaIs iogar einen YrGiioeut:
i9afts; ganoibaten aut.
Wtr baItten ni9t ptsl BON Ser SppcR:
tton, bic Der Yroteitantismus Der 2ogt
mo6t. 0tsieIbe bieut i9IteBIid basu ben:
ieIben nod mebr gu i9pd6sn, bern ami.
iben Gempel unS ReettnsbaaS wtro's
tmmer Der Eenlpel fem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-22
ut o 8.
Bereiniate Staaten.

d brenb ereignet es lid,
bab 2uremburger, bic ME Abonusnten ber
v@usstte" pursn, bas 8latt uislei9t pom
Ra9bar borsten, oft iOsur uera9teten,
einmal in ben Sad tommen, be1en
Spalten ~ sebrau9eu, iet ss pesen elmer
Seiratb, einem Sterbsfau, benz Na9,
friden na9 Sreunben unb 8stanntsn, obsr
ionft mas. Golden 2euteu perben mir in
5ufunft uniere 9ilfe ssrabsSu perweissrn,
bis fe auf bas 8latt ~abonniren. 9is
6erfteuuns bss gIattes toitet i9peres
@elb, un6 obue @elb fann man teins
8eituns publi3tren. Wie melt Der MiB:
braud oft sebt, bauon baben bic meiiten
9sier feline 8Oriteaans. 8orbert uns tirS'
lid Elm 2anbSmann auf, inn bebilfi9 3u
fein, briiben cine @rbidaft beisutreiben,
gu benz 8psd mar cine LANCE gorreipons
beng nOtbis. Wir frasten i'm, warum er
ii9 grade an uns wsnbs; msinte be,
Wann gang tibl, ais &sbattsur Der
v9uremburser @asette" isi Ia bas ieIbit:
usritanbli9 uniere Sadie. als mir Jpn
aufmertiam ma4ten, baB er ia nod ni9t
NAL @bonncnt iet, CAB Ct tibl our Ints
mort; CT babe cine sFbsraIs 5sitaHs" aub
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-22
@roBDetaostbnm.
Die Seter oeS 40. 8eburtstageS oeS
&5uigS @roSberaogS,

eiu9 nit au~ber9epSbuIid EN- 9ompe, lopobl in
ben Rieoerlauoen ais I'M @rob 9er,ootbum por.
I'D. Ole Bep0lteruu9 Der RelioeuBitabt bat benz
Wonar6eu cine ~tOitbare @alette NIT elmer
&lidpunI6aoreiIe perebrt. 8or benz Ralafie
ian9en 1900 Stnoe, bic Jiattonalbpmne. alss
baum eri6ien Der a0ui9, bic ROui9iu unb bic
feline Prinjeilin alt benz Salton bes Balais
unS Der Subel Der 8oltsmeu9e moute fem gn6e
nebu,en. Dem 6Orlse ioa nod ;u ieinen 9ebs
seiten etne Statle ouf etuer Der Otjentli6eu
Yiabe I'M Saa9 erri6tet werben. gu bieIem
Swede bat man I'M Saa9 cine 6oDette peraits
ltaltet. An einsm einji9el Gage bat man 49,
600 ST. 9elanulelt. Sin Socialiit. Der iosialis
itti6e Slu9blatter feilbot uno oaour6 bic ORB
nuH9 loren molte, wurbe pom Splte Su gooen
9eporteH un6 mare, ials Die yoli3si niGt eins
9eIdrttten mare, ouf Der Stele 9etoptet iporoet.
8o9 beinabe mare Der Gag bes ,JubelS uno Der
Sreuoe ~ eiuen Sa9e oes unnliids 9elporbeu.
Die pferbe AM gSageu Der 60ni9in 9tn9en bel
Der .@usfa9rt CUR Seii6ti9uu9 Der Seite I'M
Saa9 in Der ytdbe Der S6epeni9er 3oQiteue
Sur6. Der Rutl6er warb pom gode, Der Sodep
aus benz Sattel 9eporfen nro Sii9eIoS ilogen
bic Roile oobtn. Die belonoerS me9eH Der 4rin=
Seiiin, wel6e ltb Iueineno unb URutier! Dilltter!
rufeno an lie tlunnerte beGnglti9te R0niain
rief: = Sott, btlf' nit Sin innger gobns
6Ontgiu gum Steben. alS er Don Der @de Der
Seeitrabe bic oGber raieuben Yierbe anltirmen
lab, bratte er raid ielnen eigerten 98agen sur
Sette, iprau9 pom BOD nn6 REF einem Sun9en
gu aui iein efero adt gu gebsn. Damn lief er
auf Die Yferoe am t0ui9l. Wa9en los lrib bieb
nit Der mit9enommenen Yeiti6e lie Dor ben
8opf. Gen guseublid, 100 bic Rterbe suriids
i6euten, benuseno, fiel er einem berielben in
3i9el, pG5renb Elm anberer in Der gsdbe befn6s
li9e 6uti6er oas anbere Yferb ergriif. Sann
fam uou alien Seiten Siilfe berbef. Der lluz
tal piro benz WtutbwiQen Der Pferbe bic bur6
ben StroBeulGrm srl9redt pur6en, ;uaeldries
ben, Der piqueIr tonnte bic &biere ni6t ,us
ritdbalteu, uuO paro pon benz ~leinisen beuin.
tergeworien. Die blnten iibenben 9ataiei pas
ren bcruuter9eiprln9eu nm Ollie III brinsen,
tonnten benz Wa9en aber ni6t fol9en. Grit fam
yloroerloe tanielI bic Bferbe in obefi anaeaebener
Neile Sum Steben. geibe 2biere lin6 tobse=
i6olien worber. Ole 66nisin bate bel ibrsr
Riidfebr mad BEN Balaite ibre tlm9sbuns err
ludt, porlGui9 nidts pom benz Grei9niile benz
6oniSe ntitSItbeilen.. 6aim cine gtertelltunoe
ua9ber iubr tie oiiS ueue aus. INN lid ibrem
Veripre6en 9entGb 81 ben 8olfsipislen IN IRA:
liepelb iu be8ebeu. Der 8Sui9 s~eleitete @es
mablin iInb {odter yum g8agen. Der 8onig
bat ssm wsscysa S.a,asr aa5s!sar siac !sbs''s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-22

iammluns am Z. Septembsr in Chicago gu
erpdblen 1T. @ls proOiiOrtider ausidub
funsiren bo9p. Serr %. Eappert, 9tit
9onner unb s. &Iapprotb.
gs baben auf bsr gorueriammlune
bereits benz geretn ii9 ansei6lofen
,@abrbeitsfreunb", nSerolb bes @Iau'
beng, vGatboItides 8O6enblatt". 9Iau:
%bensbote", rWunberer", r~9uremburse'
9asette", Soma" unb rBaifenfreunb".
Cincinnati, ben 10. Ndrs 1887.
Rep. IS. Eappert, 8rdibent.
s. &Iapprctb, SefretGr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-22
Ser 6ensral bss Seiuitenorbens, bO6w.

P. 8eter 8etr, 1T am 4. WdrS ses
itorbsn. ST purbe am 8. Sebruar 1895
gu Su9em, in Der 0i6esie We6sIn, sebos
rem, frat am 90. Sftober 1919 Dem Or6en
Der @eieai9aft Seiu bel, wurbe 1926
Sei6tuater bes 9erSoss Serbiuuub pom
anbalts&Otben, nnb am 2. Suli 1853 gum
Srbenssenerul sewdblt. Ste Ti9tistsit,
@nersie unb @elebriamteit bes 8eritorbes
men muBten ieIbft pom ieinen 9esnern an:
ertunnt wsrbsn. 'NeuIi9 bate er bas I'm:
slid, In ieinem 3immer gu fallen unb iid
bs6sutenb am &opfe gu uerlessn. gsi Jet:
nem boben 9llter idetnt Der llnfal ben Got
bei6leunist gu baben. @inen Ra9folse'
IN ieinem boben &mte erbieit Der geritOr:
bene betauntIi9 i9on Dor Elm paar Sabrer
In Der gsrion 6es bo9p. p. anberlebp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-22

Sbr tennt, e~brwHrbise 8riber, bic l3e;ts
perbaltnife. 2luf Der etnen Settle itn6 bic
Meni9eu pon elmer u~nbSnbigen 2eieputb
beIeeIt, auf Der an6ern Settle. erstebt it9
elm Strom i9Ie3ter S3riften. IS fam
taum geibiIOert werben, weI4en S9acen
bieie ta9tdgIt9 ben Sttten uno Der &elts
gion 3ufigen. 0arum ieto etfrig b1rGuf
beba6t, bur6 8ttteu uno grmubueu unb
auf anbere 0eiie bic @Iaubtgen bon ieneu
u~nInutern QueOen f%srn5ubalteu uno ite gu
beFeru gu fibren. Sebr niiblt3 witb es
fem, ruenu inter euerer IufIt9t uno 2ets
tung QageSbldtter eri9einen, weI9e benz
pon auen Sstten 6urgeret6ten @ifte 5etts
9emaB entgegenwtrfen, unO bic @abrbett,
Eugeno unb JteIt9icn i9Geen.
Geo XIII. al bic pOrtu8ieti3en Bii9Ofe,
1886.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-22
ete sttnau,e Seo's XIII.

: 2aiet euer 2i6t Ieu9ten Dor ben Wens
i6eu, 6amit Ie euere 9uteu @erte ieben.
limb Der Serr gebe eu3 basu Seiuen Segen!
SEQ XIII. an buS in 9arma erI6eiReRbe 8latt
Luce" 0eu6ts), 2lnfou9 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-22
Ratspltf6er &irGen . aaIeaSer.
9ie Su6en MOLTEN Seium iteinisen. Sub.E
RGtnns lift SatGOft&en B.!
Die stinau,e oes BERT. Stus TX.

ssh erfu6en Sic initdn6i9t, allen benen
nit eurem gutsn 8tQen uno eurer Sum It
beisufteben, bic, nit @eiit begabt unb NIT
e~eniigeHoer ReuntniB uusseriitet, f3 an
Bic arbett modem unb Bidder unD Settuus
gen CUR 9ertbrioiguns unb 8erbrettun9 Der
fatb0lti3eu 2ebre perOfientIi6eu.
@ncpclica YiWs TX.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-10-15
Powderly's Plans.

MINNEAPoLIs, October 10.-In his rec
concentrations to the general assembly,
Powderly says: 1t has come for the
Knights to ask at the hands of congress,
the passage of a law creating a department
of Labor. The prosperity of the whole
country rests upon the broad shoulders of
labor, and there is nothing now so prom
inently befor t he nation and world as the
question of labor. He recommends that
steps be taken to have the next congress
act on a bill to establish a governmental
telegraph. to be run in connection with
the postal service. Il believe we should
go before the next congress, asking for
the passage of bnt one or two measures.
They should he important ones, and the
full strength of the organization should
be behind those who make the demand.
I believe, however, that nothing can be
more important than the passage of laws
creating a governmental telegraph and
national department of labor -
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-10-15
Love and Land Claims.

WASHINGTON, October 10.-The secre-
tary of the interior received the following
communication the other day from a
young lady residing in Colorado: please
answer a question in which | am greatly
interested. Surprising a young woman
has filed upon a half section of govern
ment land and a young mar has a pre-
emption claim joining and in the same
section. They wish to get married; must
the young woman dispose of her claim or
pay for it? Or, if she be allowed to retain
the claim, must the young man dispose of
his'n?" The gallant secretary, it is graft
flying to know, decided all the points il
his correspondents favor, and by this time,
probably, two hearts that beat as n are
made happy and their claims left undis-
turbed; in which there is a tacit injunc-
tion to all who will go and do likewise,
thereby adding to the wealth and pros
perity and census returns of a grateful
p0Intry
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-10-15

girl fourteen years ole. 1t was refused
him and the would-be Benedict went away
ander the enforced necessity of waiting
for the child 10 grow a few years more.
The Independent denounces the alien
land law as a practical inhibition of in
vestment by foreigners in territorial min
ing properties.
The Merchants National assets amount
to 81 250 1000; it keeps $685. 900 on hand in
cash.
John Manning, an Irish comedian, died
on Saturday from an overdose of morphine
taken without suicidal intent.
The Christian Association has selected
Deer Lodge for its next annual assembly.
Judge English says that he will enforce
the Helena ordinance which imposes d
fine upon abandoned women. But as the
city attorney has decided that it does not
mean whati it says the judge may have no
chance to do SO. In the recent cases the
Judge persists in retaining the fines for the
city treasury.
Helena society was represented in great
number at the crystal wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Porter. The ladies' dresses
were grand and the presents were numer-
Gus and elegant.
MIS-. SduiSsll, Il IO~TIune-teIIer COnBlnueS
to reap a rich harvest from the fools who
call on her.
Townsend and the Independents will
probably meet at Helena park next Sun
day, Marysville having failed to cover the
Independents forfeit for a game. Moo
nan, catcher of the Independents, has re-
turned from playing a star engagement
with La Crosse. Vance will spend the
winter in California, as will also Rodgers,
returning in the spring. Moffett is at
Marysville, Gleason and Hoskins at Walk
e%rville, Kelly at Philipsburg, with his re-
latives-all will be around for the 1888
season. The Helena base ball park will
later on be transformed into an ice skating
rink.
Maguire's theater, on Edwards street, is
to be opened as a first.class variety theater
as soon as Ming's opera house is ready for
occupancy. An excellent vaudeville COM
pany is now being organized in Chicago
which will possess some of the finest sin
gers, dancers and sketch artists of the var
iety stage. The company will remain
the winter.
The Pyke Opera Company will return
to Helena and open Ming's oper house
on October %, presenting an entirely new
opera-Nanon. They are now perform
ing in Minneapolis to crowded houses.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-10-15
An Underground River.

BUTTE. October 1o-Recently while
men were at work sinking the shaft on a
mine situated in the vicinity of the Orig
inal Butte, at a depth of $50 feet, they
broke through into what they believe to be
an underground river, and some of them
go solar as to assert that it is a branch of
the Deer Lodge river. Water came into
the shaft so fast that the men had to climb
the ladder three rungs at a time in order
to get out of the way. Since then there
have been four pumps at a time at work
trying to lower the water and they can
not place it. The owner of the property
says that a sort Of fatality has always
seemed to hang over the mine.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-10-15
Railroad Notes.

The "front yard" has been moved for
ward from Benton to the soth siding,
which is at Hundley's coulee. The next
move will be to Great Falls. The end of
the track reached the Black Horse lake
last night and may be expected at Great
Falls on Friday night or Saturday morn
ing.
Donald Grant and W. D. Barclay arriv-
ed in the city to-day at oon and report a
pretty hard drive through the gumbo flat.
They inform US that the end of the track
will just about get across the lake to-day;
perhaps a little beyond. They do not an
ticipate reaching Great Falls before Fri
day evening Or Saturday. Mr.. Donald
Grant informs US that the assessor of Cho-
teau county has collected about $4,000
from his men as poor tax.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-10-15
Wants the Convention.

San Francisco, October 10.-Tlle state
Democratic club han adopted a resolution
declaring that the Democratic party of
state should take the necessary steps to
ecure the meeting of the next national
convention in San Francisco and instruct
ing the general committee of the club
be instructed to confer with the Demo
cratic state central committee, and Hon.
M. F. Tarpey, state member of the Dem
ocratic national committee, to carry out
the purpose of the resolution.
The Democratic papers throughout the
state are generally uniting in favoring the
proposition to hold the next national con-
vention in this city.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-10-15
The Minot Block.

Mr.. Boughton is making rapid progress
with the Minot block. The brick-layers
are now at work on the third story and in
less than d week, the walls will be ready
for the roof. A large quantity of doors,
frames, flooring and wainscoting will soon
arrive for this building, by railroad from
st. Paul. Mr.. Minot may be here soon.
He may build other houses on the lots
which he has bought.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-10-15
Two Accidents.

We regret to learn that our old friend,
Mr.. NJ. C. Larkin of Kibbey met with an
accident a lew days ago by which he dis
located his knee. He was going home
with a load of hay when the king-bolt of
the wagon broke and he was thrown to
the ground with the result stated. DR..
Longeway of this city was called to attend
to the case and he reports that Mr.. Larkin
is now getting along nicely.
On the same trip the doctor was called
to u tend John Henley, in the employ of
Doc. Arlington on Belt creek, who had
suffered a dislocation of his elbow.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-10-15
Canadian Champions.

In sporting circles there is much talk of
the arrival of two noted pugilists who
have come from Canada and are leisurely
viewing the town. One is Walter McNab
of Toronto, the middle weight champion
of Canada. The other is Billy Hawkins,
the champion light weight of Canada,
who defeated Harry Gilmore of Toronto,
recently at Calgary. Two other pugilists
are also expected. A sparring exhibition
may be given at the Peoples theatre. The
Canadian champions Will proceed from
here to Helena where matches will prob
ably be made with Bates of that city or
Lawrence of Butte.